successor of al-baghdadi.audio, in which isis announced the succession, it also said that it was expanding east to west. as we have heard, that is in some ways, to some of you, a credible claim and the risks are there. we have to move on now because we are coming closer to home to look at the domestic political situation in the uk. halloweenjokes aside, it is no laughing matter for governments to keep setting deadlines and breaking them. for all his "do or die" promises and national no—deal planning, a british prime minister has been forced into a third brexit extension. he hopes that this is an extension with a difference: a general election to transform the parliamentary arithmetic and break the brexit paralysis. but will it? adam? obviously boris is in trouble and his promises. he has broken its promises all over the place. the fa ct promises all over the place. the fact that he has failed to get has a deductible 31st, i do not think it will damage has prospects with the electorate. however he has embarked

he could be more brutal than abu bakr al—baghdadi. he is very influential. giving a lot of meanings. when he says al-qurayshi, it means that he comes from quraysh of mecca. when he says al—hashimi, it means he belong to the prophet muhammad. do you think it's true? do you think they need to kind of add all that to make him look like a direct link back to the prophet? yes, you know, it is a deliberate move from the remmanants of isis. they would like to say, look, al—baghdadi is gone, we have another al—baghdadi and he has more legitimacy, islamic legitimacy in particular. so this is the meaning of it. but isis is not al-qaeda. it is not a one—man show like al-qaeda where osama bin laden was everything. when he disappeared, al-qaeda weakened completely, lost most of its branches. no, isis is different. isis is actually ideology and very strong ideology and they managed to create a precedent in the middle east and the islamic world, to create first a state with a population of more than 7 million. the size of the state is bigger than britain. it used to have ab

he could be more brutal than abu bakr al—baghdadi. he is very influential. s giving a lot of meanings. when he says "al-qurayshi", it means that he comes from mecca, and when he says "al—hashimi", it means he is of the prophet. do you believe that is true or do they have two add all of that to make it look like a deliberate link back to the profit? —— do they have to add all of that? it is a deliberate move. they would like to say that they have more legitimacy, islamic legitimacy in particular. this is the meaning of it. isis is not al-qaeda. it is not a one—man show like al-qaeda, where osama bin laden was everything. when he disappeared, al-qaeda weakened completely. isis is different. isis is about the ideology and very strong ideology and they managed to create a precedent in the middle east and the islamic world to create first a state with a population of more than 7 million. the size of the state is bigger than britain. it used to have about $1 billion income from the oil and gas of syria, so they still have branches in afghanistan and north africa. —

what was he doing in idlib, al—baghdadi? it could be very significant. to form alliances wider than isis, with al-qaeda, with other groups there. so i agree, like us all,thatjust picking off one man is not going to actually defeat isis. and in fact, the americans continue. whoever the leader is, they will go after them. if they offer enough money, in the end, they can probably kill whoever is in the leadership position. but they will not kill the group. you can pick off the leaders ad infinitim. it will still continue as the circumstance which has arisen and has given birth to it. there is a point that has to be made in fairness to trump's role in this. it did follow from his disastrous move to remove american troops from the syrian—turkish border. but he made that move, in effect saying that he did not want to spend, pointlessly spend, any more american military lives in pursuit of unattainable objectives. and you'd have to say that this whole circumstance rather makes that point for him. but in doing that, he betrayed the kurds, who had been — who have

i said it was a good thing that we got abu bakr al—baghdadi. we have weakened our ability to go after terrorista in syria down the road. the kurds were keeping isis in prison and the turks are clearly not nearly as dedicated to that task. and for the turkish people the principal task is to take on the kurds who have been our partners. that is not churlish, i call that being intellectually honest, sorry. returning to your take on what is happening in syria in a moment, butjust to stick a little bit longer with islamic state. is it your contention that the killing of abu bakr al—baghdadi will really not make a great deal of difference to the potency of islamic state in the coming days weeks and years? it will be disruptive in the short run, but in the long run it does not make a fundamental difference because of the nature of terrorism. it is best not to think of it as organisational. it is networked and movement in character. when you get rid of an individual at the top, the organisation morphs and split, it decentralises, new people emerge. the

than abu bakr al-baghdadi.e deserve to go out the way he did and our special operators deserve credit. donald trump did make a mistake by pulling troops out of syria making it harder to do the operation, thank god the operation to get abu bakr al-baghdadi was successful but we have to be concerned. do we have the capacity in syria to confront isis, thank god we still have the troops in iraq and are able to confront isis in iraq. they had to fly all the way across northern syria to get to abu bakr al-baghdadi's compound. there is concern about whether we have continuing capacity given the decision to suddenly pull out all the troops and the syrian kurds were instrumental in giving us the intelligence we needed to get abu bakr al-baghdadi. shannon: how do we balance those concerns, those competing interests? >> in life and politics and national security you have to have priorities. what should america's 40 be? we spent 20 years preoccupied with the middle east, ignored the real strategic threat which is a rising

she is the sister of abu bakr al—baghdadi.how long has it been since... how her, how long has it been since... h ow ofte n her, how long has it been since... how often did you see macro al—baghdadi, how long has it been since you have seen him? and hopefully we can get american intelligence agency and to ask questions. turkey is hoping to ca ptu re a questions. turkey is hoping to capture a lot of intelligence from her. realistically though, how much do you think she was privy to? you would have to ask a lot of questions. i don't think she would know of any imminent attack plans, but she might know smuggling routes, people that baghdadi trusted, networks in iraq that helped her facilitate her own travel and her family's travel so this should be able to give us intelligence and other allied intelligence officers overview into the isis networks and how moved family members, how they travelled, and who they trusted. i am not sure she is going to be able to tell us whether or not there is an imminent attack that was planned, but w

special forces raid took out isis leader al-baghdadi.icials and many in the mainstream media argue the president shouldn't get any credit for the mission. >> not because of the president, but in spite of him. >> perhaps in spite of the president. >> despite the president's "ineptitude." >> this raid was successful in spite -- an despite the preside. >> in spite of and not because of. >> not because of donald trump. >> i think it got pulled off in spite of his actions. >> shannon: several of those apparently quoting the vice president, joe biden, in this. let's bring in david tafuri and k.t. mcfarland to discuss. good to have you both with us. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: what do you make of the assessment in the wake of the raid? >> look, vice president biden should know better. when these decisions are made to do a risky operation like this, there are always taking a chance. i was with president trump and the situation room when he made the call, and the decision to bomb the syrian air bases after chemical weapons attacks tha

jumpsuits, often times standing on a beach with a thug behind them and a big knife, that was all al-baghdadi but he is gone. the american warriors executed a masterful raid and punched his ticket to hell. [cheering] pres. trump: shortly after we got baghdadi, we focused on some other elements in the area and we focused on leaving the area. we kept the oil. makes sense, right? i have been saying for a long time, keep the oil. i used to say it with a place called iraq too. they didn't listen to me. now they have to listen. we kept it. now we can help the kurds, help our partners. it is where they got their wealth and their money. we kept it. we will go back in if we have to. thousands of prisoners, we would like europe to take those prisoners. they have not stepped up to the plate at all. many come from france, germany. they have not stepped up to the plate. that is not good. we have to talk to them, john, because taking those people back and trying them. if we didn't do it, they would be going back to germany, france, the u.k.. weeks ago, we also announced that the forces are coming back, the

al-baghdadi was an organizer. he was the founder of isis. the father, if you want to call him that, of isis. i think he was not so happy a few weeks ago when he saw those 67 men, in that case, pouring down on to where he was staying. we have a new national hero. -- conan is our new great hero. conan was at the white house the other day. noticed al-baghdadi, the founder, the leader of isis, the man who was trying to reinstitute isis -- because we have 100% of the isis caliphate in syria is now ours. he is dead this second is dead. the third, we have our sites on the third. the third, i don't think he wants the job. the third, you know what, maybe i will go work in a store or something. baghdadi was a monster who raped, murdered, and tortured the innocent, including many americans. folks, thosethose great people in the orange jumpsuits, often times standing on a beach with a thug behind them and a big knife, that was all al-baghdadi but he is gone. the american warriors executed a masterful raid and punched his ticket to hell. [cheering] pres.

turkey has announced it has captured the sister of abu bakr al—baghdadi, the sister of abu bakr al—baghdadiader of the islamic state group who died in syria a week ago during a us rate. her daughter—in—law has also been detained. with more here's michael pregent, senior fellow from the hudson institute and a former intelligence officer. there is not a lot of detail, but what is important is where she was captured. this town. this is a smuggling out for isis women, isis took the territory in 2013. though there was known intelligence and information that there was isis enemies in the area. it is now under control of the turkish forces. explains was the significance than that she was in this particular location? it shows this is a place that isis has been comfortable with since 2013. it will be interesting to see what the circus officials can glean from the capture of documents with her and interrogations of her and her family members. with her and interrogations of her and herfamily members. she is the 65—year—old sister of abu bakr al—baghdadi, she would know, how long it has been since she

the death of abu bakr al baghdadi is a real victory in the war against terrorists. if al baghdadi represents a separation from the mideast, things could spiral down there. they realized one seminal fact. the region was almost unique in having made no significant political, economic or social progress in decades. across the globe, communist regimes had collapsed, military hunters had disappeared and economic growth had transformed developing countries. but in the middle east, time had stood still, even moved backwards on some measures. this stagnation, many believed, was the atmosphere in which islamism and terrorism were able to grow and spread. in 20002, there was a report mae of political rights and social progress in much of the arab world. in following years, gains were made in several areas like life expectancy, literacy, female empowerment. but as the most recent human development report points out, since 2010, nearly all arab countries have slowed or reversed their annual average human development advances. this despite the fact that the arab spring protests

she's the 65—year—old sister of abu bakr al—baghdadi.'d be able to ask her how often did you see baghdadi, how long has it been since you've seen him? and hopefully we can get american intelligence agents in to ask questions. i don't think she would know of any imminent attack plans, but she might know smuggling routes, people that baghdadi trusted, networks in iraq that helped herfacilitate her own travel and her family's travel. so this should be able to give us intelligence and other allied intelligence officers a view into the isis networks and how they moved family members, how they travelled, and who they trusted. but i'm not sure she's going to be able to tell us whether or not there's an imminent attack that was planned, but we should still ask the questions. millions of people in the indian capital are still being urged to stay indoors because of toxic smog, and state governments have been accused of failing to take action to tackle delhi's air pollution. judges in the supreme court said authorities were interested only in gimmi

al-baghdadi was an organizer. he was the founder of isis. he the father, if you want to call him that, of isis. i think he was not so happy a few weeks ago when he saw those incredible 67 men, in that case, just calm pouring down on to where he was staying. that didn't work out too good. and we have a new national hero. you know who that is, right? conan is our new great hero. and conan was at the white house the other day. you might have seen him. it was something, but the animal noticed al-baghdadi, the founder, the leader of isis, the the man that was trying to reinstitute isis -- because we defeated, we have 100% of the isis caliphate in syria is now ours. he is dead. his second is dead. the third, we have our sights on the third. the third, i don't think he wants the job. [laughter] president trump: the third, you know what, maybe i will go work in a store or something. [laughter] president trump: but that ghdadi was a monster who raped, murdered, and tortured the innocent, including many americans. when you saw those folks, those great

the death of abu bakr al baghdadi is a real victory in the war against terrorists. the middle east remains a troubled region and baghdadi's death introduces a disengagement from the middle east, things could spiral downward. after the 9/11 attacks, the world focused its gaze on the middle east and realized one fact, the region was almost unique in having made no significant political, economic or social progress in decades. across the globe, communist regimes had collapsed, military had disappeared and economic growth had transformed developing countries. but in the middle east, time had stood still. even moved backwards on some measures. this stagnation, many believed, was the atmosphere in which islamic extremism and terrorism were able to grow and spread. in 2002, the u.n. released a report on arab development that laid bare the profound challenges of the region, it spoke of the lack of political opportunity and social progress. in the following years, gains were made in several areas, like life expectancy, literacy, female empowerment. but since 2010, nearly all

raid that left isis founder al baghdadi dead. we're talking about conan the dog. featured on the sketch of "saturday night live." >> how's does it feel to get all the credit for killing baghdadi? >> obviously it's been a team effort from day one. >> president trump has confirmed that the pooch is coming to the white house this week. the visit comes amid an intense national debate should conan receive a purple heart. time will tell if he leaves with a medal hanging around his neck. >>> top of the hour. you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. and this is milestone weekend. on the road to election day 2020. it is now just one year away, november 3rd next year. and american voters are making it known how they feel about issues that will impact their vote for president. health care, climate change, terrorism and the possible impeachment of president trump. first the democratic primary. three new national opinion polls released today showing former vice president joe biden ahead of the democratic field. the same three surveys shows senators elizabe

howard: emily, look, killing al-baghdadi, major blow in the war on terror.esidents would have stopped with the speech and not taking questions and the humiliating language that trump used. >> yeah, absolutely. used it e as basically a way to find some negative in the story, and i think this is a case study in the media's intense bias against donald trump in that they turned the what should have been a day of coverage, especially that day in particular, glass half full into glass half empty. and those clips were aatrociously over the top reactions to what happened. i don't think donald trump went -- maybe it was unusual presidential behavior, i don't think it was beyond any line, anything like that. so the coverage of this was particularly disgusting. howard: yeah. and you had to watch the post taking so much heat. ray, look, it was unusual to see the president's sort of emotional, rambling account, but that's his style. it's an in your face style, and i believe the press has never gotten used to. of. >> we're years into this, and really we haven't been able

leader of isis al-baghdadi in what the greatest accomplishment has been to date . mr.nouncing that news to the world very graphically. >> he died after run into a dead end tunnel. wimpering and crying and screaming all the way he reached end of the tunnel as our dogs chased him down. he ignited his vest killing himself, and the three children. his body was mutilated by the blast, he died like a dog. he died like a coward the world is now a much safe per place. here with reaction country singer trump supporter john rich. so the the left got real angry with graphic language did that offend you when had someone talks about that with a terrorist and apparently they don't understand to put people that nasty and vicious into check is by -- hitting them back with their own medicine which is obliterating them and then humiliating them after you do to which is is whole point of that. i mean, for americans we e get to see what our military is capable in real time. and for the bad guy they're going -- they just blew up our leader and then, of course, they got the next guy in line

our top story: turkey says it has captured the elder sister of abu bakr al—baghdadi, leader of the islamictate group, killed in a us raid last month. tackling self—harm and suicide material shared on instagram. we meet the team revealing the shocking scale of the problem. thousands of catalan separatists take to the streets of barcelona in protest at a visit by spain's king felipe. vow and declare gives australia victory at the melbourne cup, but the race has been overshadowed by an animal abuse scandal. in business: under pressure. fast fashion comes in for scrutiny as clothing giant primark gets ready to give us its latest results. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. also trending on social media: get involved in the conversation today. we would like to know, when shopping for clothes, do you think ethically, or is it all about the price tag? tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. the turkish military says it has captured the sister of abu bakr al—baghdadi, leader of the extremist group the so—ca

the people who took out al-baghdadi this weekend was a great thing. it is not the end of the war and i says, this is a generational fight. on isis, this is a generational fight. that is where you guys come in importantly, making sure the next generation is not radicalized, and actually push back against radicalization. the more leaders we kill, then the dumber they get. you take them out and i celebrate the number you are taking outcome of soon, they run out of people to lead. obviously, i have expressed a lot of concerns with syria's policy. i do want to turn to the regime, i think the corruption was key to al-baghdadi's caliphate. i think now it seems that assad will consolidate much control over the country. you mentioned rebuilding and usaid projects. i want to ago what my colleagues said, we don't want taxpayer dollars going toward propping up a thought. assad. i know you guys are with me on this. as the founder of the syria caucus, i will continue to urge my colleagues to hold those responsible for war crimes in syria accountable. if president t

the bloodthirsty savage known as al-baghdadi is dead, finally. [chanting]

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isis confirms the death of leader abu bakr al-baghdadi.oup naming his successor and warning the group is growing. aishah hasnie joins us with the chilling announcement. >> reporter: the new so-called k list, terror experts tell fox news virtually nothing is known about him or his past. isis made the announcement via audio message which the group confirmed the death of abu bakr al-baghdadi and the terror group's spokesman. the new spokesman in charge, america, do not be happy with the killing of abu bakr al-baghdadi, do you not realize the state today is not only on the doorstep of europe and the center of africa but it is staying and expanding from east to west, this comes as us tanks moving to northern syria to secure crucial oilfields from isis control and donald trump once again urging other nations to take back the isis prisoners. >> nobody wants them. that the united states take care of them. they take care of everything else. we offered france, macroin, angela, germany, many of these people came from germany and france and they all w

i think though, neil, that the ultimate fear that i have here is the death of al-baghdadi will bring ogether unified because they share a common theology, that's dangerous. neil: general, i hope you're wrong, but i always appreciate your expertise and you've proven uncannily prescient about this stuff. thank you for your service to this country as well. >> thanks. neil: general boiken. and fox will continue on the developments today. stay with fox. >> the white house readies for public impeachment hearings, which house speaker nancy pelosi hints could start as new polls show the nation split on the congressional probe and with em to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm kristin fisher. leland: split, indeed. 18% of republicans now supporting impeach and remove. that number going up. i'm leland vittert. the president is the at white house and we got a little bit of a look yesterday and last night about how he's going to try and use impeachment to his political advantage.

economy which is the envy of the world, the trade deal he is making, decimated isis, killed abu bakr al-baghdadi, so many things he has done in the democrats obstructed, investigated and buried this country and tore it apart and i think you see that in those poles. heather: this follows the open hearings for hours and hours but a few compared to the work donald trump is getting done, democrats are not getting work done and obstructing what republicans are trying to do. >> house congressional democrats that won in a small margin, flip the house in november because

fine, take them out, but i want al baghdadi. i don't want other people. and i also wanted hamza bin laden. because he's a young man, around 30, looks just like his father. tall, very handsome. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it 's as if he's booking a new season of "the celebrity apprentice". yeah, he's tall like his father. before he takes too much credit for this, donald trump should probably reread these tweets from someone named donald trump who in 2012 tweeted, obama deserves much less credit for the killing of osama bin laden. why don't we ask the navy s.e.a.l.s. who killed bin laden. all obama did is say okay. and stop congratulating obama for killing bin laden. see, there's no one better at using the internet than him. [cheers and applause] you think he even knows he wrote that stuff? but, by the way, when obama went on tv to announce that they'd killed bin laden, he spoke for mine and a half minutes. trump did 48 minutes. we thought it might be fun to mash up his speech and we were right. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama b

yes, it's been clear for a week there's been a celebration al baghdadi is dead.ut it is also possible to expect the president to tell the truth. for now it seems the republican party is okay with him spinning up these stories, even about u.s. military action. >> yeah. speaking of stephanie grisham, let's talk about in the midst of this impeachment inquiry now picking up speed, the president now suggesting taking a page out of fdr's playbook in the '30s and '40s, it became popular during world war ii. the president now saying he wants to read, likely in dramatic fashion, the transcript of that perfect phone call as he calls it with the president of ukraine in a live televised fireside chat. what might that look like? >> i don't think it's going to happen. i definitely do not think it's going to happen. >> but just tossing an idea out there to get people's reaction? >> yeah, i think that's what this is about. the president is banking on a strategy to say if you look at the transcript, when you read the transcript, you can see i didn't do anything wrong. a, that's n

the world that we have a commander inr chief that have guts to execute on operation and go get al-baghdadi i think last monday following the announcement of capture and killings was banner day on record that biggest record ever -- for trump derangement syndrome, people just could not wave the flag.

aku bakr al-baghdadi the terrorist leader the head of isis is dead. thank you very much.d up mark. [applause] also with us is a friend of ours and a great congressman in the lawyer, congressman phil, thank you very much along with the chairman of the national endowment of the arts marianne carter in the national endowment of the humanities, thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] great nations produce artist in the scholars each of these recipients and to exemplify the exceptional nation. ♪ ♪ >> i want to hear the whole song. but i don't know we better get moving. what a great movie. you have made some of the greatest of all time. actor and friend john voigt is one of america's greatest living legends in cinema. capturing over a quarter of a century midnight cowboy, coming home and national treasure and another one probably the greatest boxing movie of all time, the champ. that was some great movie everyone was crying at that movie. i tried not to. it wasn't easy. with ricky schroeder. john is an actor of astonishing range in depth and then was one of the leading

and slamming democrat on impeachment. >> abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead.can special forces gave the world's number one terrorist a 1-way ticket to hell. the democrats launched an even more brazen assault on the nation with the deranged hyper partisan impeachment which and. corrupt politicians nancy pelosi and adam schiff, nancy out to stop wasting time, go back to her district in san francisco. >> donald trump has great courage, faces down the fake media every day. we also now know the name of the whistleblower. the media, do your job. >> and we will make america great again, thank you, kentucky. >> look behind, did you see supporters behind him wearing a read the transcript shirt referencing the president's message to democrats on the impeachment probe. it is election day in kentucky and across several states. donald trump hoping his last-minute push for governor matt bevan will help them win reelection over attorney general andy bashir and in mississippi, republican lieutenant governor kate reed running against jim hood to take over for governor bill bry

she might know networks that abu bakr al—baghdadi trusted. more people that he trusted.e to give allied intelligence officers if you entered the isis network and to the trusted. for turkey this is an important moment. criticised for a campaign against the kurds in northern syria but the ca ptu re the kurds in northern syria but the capture of the central is vigour and territory turkey controls allow for vital justification for its operations. spain goes to the polls this weekend for its second general election of the year. in barcelona on monday, as politicians took part in a televised debate, demonstrators burned images of spain's king who was visiting the region's capital. alex cairns has more details. as they burned posters of his image, the demonstrators chanted "catalonia has no king". the separatist protesters unafraid to make their views known or heard. translation: i live in a republic, not a monarchy. i don't agree with a foreign king coming to barcelona, even less now that it's us, the catalans, that are suffering. inside the venue, king felipe called on catala

. >> this president is determined to get credit for killing al-baghdadi inspite of him.nspite of the president inspite of president trump. inspite. largely inspite of -- >> largely inspite of. and not because of -- >> and not because of -- donald trump. >> how pathetic. trump campaigned on bombing hell indentify the isis destroying caliphate and kill their leaders and he did it he settled strike that jig and gave go orders. the military executed it. we know he tonight jump out and kick down compound doors himself he's a commander and chief most people especially leaders understand this. in fact, donald trump personally congratulated obama on twitter after the bin laden raid saying this -- i want to personally congratulate president obama and men and women of arm forces for a job well done we should spend next several days not attacking party politics. but remembrance of those who lost their lives on 9/11 and those currently fighting for our freedom god bless america. but guess what, barack obama has not congratulated donald trump for the baghdadi kill and hasn't said a w

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he sprinted down the tunnel toward abu bakr al-baghdadi during the raid on the terrorist compound.onan was injured when the isis leader detonated a suicide vest. >> they thought made the, recovered very quickly. >> reporter: mike pence remembers the moment in the white house when donald trump ordered the mission. >> to protect our soldiers. dogs that could go in. in the event that abu bakr al-baghdadi had on an explosive vest, you put the premium on the safety a special forces. >> reporter: a dangerous business, keeping doglike conan safe, a dog can always hear it. as for conan, he will head back to work. >> conan is a tough cookie. >> donald trump also signed a preventing animal cruelty and torture act, he said it was fitting to do it in conjunction with conan's visit. jillian: what a cute dog. millions of americans expected to fly somewhere this week. imagine looking out your window and seeing this. sparks flying as the plane comes in for a hot landing, the pure panic on board in the investigation underway. >> we need to stop this man-made crisis at the border. >> hasn't built an

elite delta force commandos taking on fire and responding with an air strike as they surround al baghdadi's compound, then leveling it after he blew himself up, isis now announcing a new leader, ibrahim al qurayshi. in an audio announcement, the group warning america, "do not be too happy or arrogant," proclaiming they are expanding from east to west. we are as close as any american can get to the area where baghdadi was killed. we are on the turkish side of the border, but that is syria right there, that wall you see, that roadway. and just four miles from here is where the americans carried out that raid. the mission conducted after president trump said he would pull nearly all of the 1,000 american forces out of syria. >> at some point, we have to bring our people back home. and that's what we're doing. >> reporter: but today, u.s. armored vehicles and american troops were headed into the war-torn country to guard the oil fields. >> and martha raddatz reporting in tonight from southern turkey, not far from the syrian border. and martha, we saw those u.s. troops there entering syria. we k

they'll always try and grow but they haven't been able to do that and what we did last week with al baghdadi and set them back and we got his number two and we have our sights on his number three. so they are not growing too fast. but i will say turkey has been helping us a lot. >> so with that, i also have a question for president erdogan.

what we did last week with al-baghdadi, who has the absolute founder and leader set them back. we also got his number two and we have a sights on his number

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i commend the sesful operation this weekend to take out isis leader al baghdadi. but i caution that that should not validate our current withdrawal strategy. if anything it should show us the importance of our mission and cooperation with partners on the ground in syria. the president has also provided a strategic victory to our adversaries. russia has used force, economic support and weapons sales to become the arbiter of serious future and to increase its influence at the expense of the united states. yemen remains ravaged. the trump administration has offered unstinting support to saudi arabia and the ua in their military campaign in yemen ignoring the bipartisan support for ending u.s. military support for coalition operations. while understand the risk posed, the conflict has led to tens of thousands of civilian casualties, shifted focus from al qaeda, and dramatically worsened the humanitarian catastrophe. it faces on going challenges. israel con fronts threats and peace with the palestinians remains illusive. gazza nz suffer. the dispute splitting the gulf

and the blood 30 savage known as al-baghdadi is dead. [cheering] [chanting usa] pres.d so important, our rebuilt military. we can say with total confidence, not that we ever want to do this, but our enemies do not stand a chance against the power of the united states military. [cheering] america is winning again like never before. again,rica is respected respected at the highest levels. every country that comes to see me they respect our country again. while we are creating jobs and killing terrorists, the radical left, democrats -- [booing] is ripping our country apart. they are trying to overthrow american democracy and erase the votes of tens of millions of americans. first it was the russia hoax. then it was the mueller witchhunt. you remember that one. so far, much more than 100% because it goes he for the election ever took place. we have been going through this since before the election took place. a bunch of bad people. then one of the single greatest ever told by anybody in this government, one of the great scandals from the beginning. all of the things they h

announced the death of the head of isis aba bachar al baghdadi sure you heard the baghdadi has beenilled several times before you know what they heard you heard the baghdadi has been killed several times before but you know what they say this. 7 times a jar peter's voice the preeminent scholar of the 7 times the jar peter's voice the preeminent scholar of go sit down with your money. your money. you tell us what have a job who no no no. you tell us what have a job who no no no. don't say his name for retiring early what is he like beetlejuice kind don't say his name for retiring early what is he like beetlejuice kind of i mean the us made this monster famous by constantly talking about it of i mean the us made this monster famous by constantly talking about him he has one speech on. why. he has one speech. why. i can't believe that this guy has way less content online than i do yet he was treated like i can't believe that this guy has way less content online than i do yet he was treated like a celebrity people stole his underwear like he's really are something like a celebrity peopl

he mentioned al-baghdadi engaged in slaughter. guess what, some of our troops lose the moral restraint and commit slaughter as well and our fellow troops sit in judgment and convict them. president trump says he doesn't trust them on that regard. >> colonel layton, what do you think? >> i would agree. there are so many aspects of this that are very troubling. the chain of command is a very important aspect of the effectiveness of the american military. president trump, you know, made some really grave mistakes by inserting himself using bad advice to get into the gallagher case can and tand the other two people convicted of war crimes. in many ways their sentences had already been mitigated because of extenuating circumstances. that justice system was working. from an operational perspective, it also has the corrosive effect of limiting the ability of the chain of command do what it needs to do in order to ross cute prosecute a war fight. and so in says insion one hand go with his base and do the things that his base wants him do